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Why all the whining?? This is a pretty good move.  Dude is only 29 and has been an all-pro. it's a 1 year deal. 

Keep his snap count down and keep him fresh for the playoffs.  It's a calculated risk

 

I like it!

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1 minute ago, H2o said:

Kenneth Grant, Alfred Collins, Deone Walker, Omar Norman-Lott, Jordan Phillips, CJ West, give me two big guys for the 1-Tech who can eat up blockers. 

Alfred Collins Texas.

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4 minutes ago, Coach Tuesday said:


Well that’s just false.  Players are not coins - their injuries are not independent events.  He was overused in SD and seems a bit … muscly.  If the league agreed with your theory he would’ve gotten a $100m deal.

Well, yeah, anyone is going to be injury prone if overused, and a player can be more susceptible to injury if he's too small for the position, like Bernard. I'm just objecting to the superstition that so often gets attached to the designation. A player could just be unlucky with a series of unrelated injuries, yet he'll be lumped in with the Bernards and Milanos who are punching above the weight class and whose bodies can't take the punishment. 

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28 minutes ago, BuffaloBillsGospel2014 said:

Only 5 sacks, good run defender but has not stayed healthy ever in his entire career, not 1 season did he make it through yet.

The cold will do him good.  

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I don't hate it, Bosa's only going to be 30 and this was a released player so not going to count against comp picks which I suddenly care about now that the Bills actually get them. Bosa is often hurt but this deal is also not that massive relatively speaking. Bosa is very good when he plays no doubt about it. 

 

I think the Bills hope that maybe a rotational role which might keep him healthier. My thinking is could the Bills view this as if we can get 8-9 very good to great games out of him is that worth it? Would that half a season of production allow rookies draft the chance to ease in? If you get Bosa playing at a very high level for 7-9 games as a true front line pass rusher it allows the rookies behind him to grow for a playoff push? 

 

I like it kind of...

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14 minutes ago, Warriorspikes51 said:

This being a 1 year deal makes it a home run for Beane IMO

 

they must have convinced him to go out and be All Pro then go play with your brother next year for a pile of money


 

All in on DL at 30 and I’m trading up within reason to get the guy I like if I have to do it.  

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People here were whining about not getting elite talent. We can't really afford elite talent without maxing out our cap credit card. This is a move that is a gamble. Bosa has elite upside if he can play healthy. He also might be a swing and a miss, but the cap at one year isn't a terrible gamble.

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So we go into the draft having bolstered our DL, DE, and WR while needing DL, DE, and WR. Outstanding. 

 

We still need DB help. I don't know who our starting FS is. Can Bishop move from SS to FS? Who starts opposite of Benford?

 

Our list of obvious holes grows smaller and smaller. We're very clearly a legit SB contender at this stage, and it isn't just because of Josh. 

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5 minutes ago, BuffaloBillsGospel2014 said:

No he's a RDE 


He played almost exclusively on the L side before Mack came along 

 

He’s comfortable on both sides 

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Underrated part of his game is how good he is against the run. 
 

Rousseau/Soloman/Draft 

Oliver/Carter

Jones/Draft 

Bosa/AJE/Hoecht

 

This Defense can become elite real quick if we hit in the draft.  

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2 minutes ago, billsfan89 said:

I don't hate it, Bosa's only going to be 30 and this was a released player so not going to count against comp picks which I suddenly care about now that the Bills actually get them. Bosa is often hurt but this deal is also not that massive relatively speaking. Bosa is very good when he plays no doubt about it. 

 

I think the Bills hope that maybe a rotational role which might keep him healthier. My thinking is could the Bills view this as if we can get 8-9 very good to great games out of him is that worth it? Would that half a season of production allow rookies draft the chance to ease in? If you get Bosa playing at a very high level for 7-9 games as a true front line pass rusher it allows the rookies behind him to grow for a playoff push? 

 

I like it kind of...

rest him until the playoffs when we actually need some playmakers.

Bills roster is fine, until we go up against the big dogs. Keep Bosa fresh. Re-sign Von and keep them in hyperbaric chambers until December. 

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Just now, DapperCam said:

People here were whining about not getting elite talent. We can't really afford elite talent without maxing out our cap credit card. This is a move that is a gamble. Bosa has elite upside if he can play healthy. He also might be a swing and a miss, but the cap at one year isn't a terrible gamble.

 

If you get 7-9 games of Bosa playing at an elite level that's about half a seasons worth of elite play that allows the rookies on the defensive line plus Solomon to feel less pressure to contribute right out the gate.

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16 minutes ago, KOKBILLS said:

 

Well... So would all 32 teams... But he's going to cost over 30 million a year...

I hear ya. But Bosa averages 9 games played the last 3 years. That continues we're paying him $1.4 mill a game & probably don't have him when it counts. Hendrickson hasn't had that issue. He plays 17 plus playoffs like last year is 20 games at $30 mill that's $1.5 kill a game. If we get to the SB it's $1.4 mill. So for the same money per game we get a better player and better shot at a Lombardi. Even at $30 mill Hendrickson is a better deal. (I get there's variables & no guarantees that past performance is no guarantee of future outcomes etc. Point is I wish we would swing big & go for it).

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Just now, MikePJ76 said:

Uggh this is awful.

No its not. The worst outcome is 12M in lost cap space for a single season. I would hate it too if there was a second year on the deal but there is so little risk here that the move is a good one. The only one who stands to lose anything is Pegula, and that's just cash. 

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